double appoggiatura

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• double appoggiatura — noun Etymology: translation of Italian appoggiatura doppia 1. : two disjunct appoggiaturas above and below the principal note see appoggiatura illustration 2. : two appoggiaturas occurring simultaneously in different voices or parts …   Useful english dictionary

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• appoggiature — ou appogiature [ apɔ(d)ʒjatyr ] n. f. • 1811 ; appoggiatura 1813; it. appoggiatura, de appoggiare « appuyer » ♦ Mus. Petite note d agrément dissonante et étrangère à l accord ou à la note qu elle précède. ⇒ accord. ● appoggiature nom féminin… …   Encyclopédie Universelle

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